You need to answer your own question he made a world class fighter look average. Loma is probably the new Mayweather who made great fighters look average
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Originally posted by Pigeons View PostIn his 2nd pro fight...
Bernard Hopkins lost his 1st pro fight to a tomato can. Didn't stop him from becoming one of the greatest fighters of all time.
Rigo's first title win has a lineage of defenders before he got that strap.
Loma was hand gifted a VACANT shot in a weight class he had drained to.. and lost
Curt Henning
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Originally posted by DramaShow View Postrigo is a 2 time olympic gold medalist who some had ranked in their top 5 p4p and freddie roach said was the greatest talent hes ever seen. loma made him quit by round 6 and land less than 3 punches a round....
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Originally posted by leathernvouges View PostDoes that make u think something was really wrong with him either physically or mentally
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Loma made an ATG quit on his stool after beating him decisively in every single round. WOW.
I was already aboard the Loma hype train, but after witnessing what I did last night, if he asked me to be his gay lover, I'd say yes.
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Originally posted by leathernvouges View PostI didn’t see him beat rigo up, he looked ready to fight and rigo looked old and like he was just desperate for a payday, but nothing really landed that made u say wow. I kinda feel for rigo because it’s like he had to get crucified for a fight but it wasn’t like loma put an a** whooping on him
The win is blown out of proportion. Even Loma acknowledged Rigo was not in his weight.
Rigo was 37 years old and looked like a midget in the ring. I wasn't expecting anything out of him as soon as I sized them in the first round. I got exactly that. Nothing out of him.
The dude's best years were in his prime at his weight and I can't really pick a notable win other than Nonito that had me go, woa, landslide! He's dirty and for the most part boring as f**k.
Nothing to see here folks, move along.
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Originally posted by Julia Slobberts View PostAnd Rigo entered the fight 37, inactive, tiny, and at the tail end of his career. If anything, Rigo's loss is more excusable than Loma's.
Rigo blew his chance to fight Loma at 126, but I honestly don't think he would've won anyways. In this match, Rigo looked like a one trick pony. If his crouching defense didn't work, he would just hold Loma. Loma figured this out, and started tagging him while he was crouching. The judge took a point from Rigo for holding, putting a dent in his plan b. Loma used his soft fake punches to throw off Rigo's offense. I didn't see Loma impose his size, or their age difference in the way they fought. I saw Loma outsmart and beat Rigo. Rigo would've been outboxed and played with, regardless if he fought Loma at 126 or 130.
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Originally posted by Slicc View PostLoma had nearly no professional boxing experience, prior to fighting Salido. Also, Salido rehydrated to 147, 4 weight divisions above the one they fought at. Salido punched Loma in the nuts, the whole match, and you could still argue that Loma won.
Excuses, excuses. At the end of the day, Salido beat Loma fair and square.
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Originally posted by Julia Slobberts View PostExcuses, excuses. At the end of the day, Salido beat Loma fair and square.
Loma didn't have to do anything special, because Rigo's style was useless against him.
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